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BEFORE	DIES	RESERVATION	CLEAN	INDIAN
ROMPED	CRIES	STRAWBERRIES	SKIES	WRITTEN
HISTORY	LIES	FLOURISHING	WIND	FREEDOM
DANCED	PAIN	REMEMBER	PEACE	THUNDER
SILENCE	SONG	POLLUTED	GREEN	STREAM
STAND	GREW	SHROUDED	GRASS	TURNED

This Poem was written during the
Frank's Landing incidents in Washington State,
when Native Americans were denied fishing rights granted to them by
treaties with the United States government.
In this struggle for survival of Native ways many were killed.

Native American Indians are not extinct.
They, like their Great Spirit, are waiting to share their history and their culture.
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